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Where Is My Wife?

last update Veröffentlichungsdatum: 15.03.2026 01:03:23

ENZO’S POV

TWO MONTHS LATER

White light seared through the darkness first. It wasn’t gentle, it wasn’t peaceful, it was just a blinding and merciless white light that made my skull feel cracked open. I floated in it, my lungs felt heavy, my body felt weightless and wrong. I didn’t feel pain yet, only a vast, echoing nothing.

Then voices.

A woman praying in Italian, low and frantic, rosary beads clicking like tiny desperate heartbeats.

“Signore… per favore… aiutaci… proteggi la nostra famig
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